Each room at our Cedarburg Wisconsin Inn is named after a settler. Click the room name below to reveal the history of that local native.

• Room 102 – Theodore Hartwig

  Dr. Theodore Hartwig, Cedarburg’s first doctor who lived and practiced in the original Washington House.Visit Room...

• Room 104 – Edward Blank

  Edward Blank, served as the second postmaster of Cedarburg, in 1853.Visit Room...

• Room 200 – William H. Horn

  William H. Horn, an early innkeeper at the Washington House.Visit Room...

• Room 201 – F. Jaucke

  E. Jaucke, a Washington House proprietor who built the current building in 1886.Visit Room...

• Room 203 – Reuben Wells

  Reuben Wells, an early settler who built the saw and grist mill on Cedar Creek.Visit Room...

• Room 204 – Frederich Roebken

  Frederich Roebken, operator of the Wittenberg Woolen Mill.Visit Room...

• Room 205 – William Schroeder

  William Schroeder, the first postmaster in Cedarburg and co-partner with Frederich Hilgen in building the Cedarburg grist mill.Visit Room...

• Room 206 – John Weber

  John Weber, owner of the Cedarburg Brewery.Visit Room...

• Room 207 – Henry Hentschel

  Henry Hentschel, operated Hentschel & Jochem General Store in the Washington House Country Addition in 1877.Visit Room...

• Room 208 – Joseph Carley

  Joseph Carley, an early blacksmith in Cedarburg.Visit Room...

• Room 209 – Leopold Jochem

  Leopold Jochem, operated the general store with Henry Hentschel in 1877.Visit Room...

• Room 210 – Gerhard Wurthmann

  Gerard Wurthmann, decorator and artist, an early Cedarburg sign painter.Visit Room...

• Room 211 – C. W. Lehmann

  C.W. Lehmann, operated Lehmann Bros. Hardware Store, now Beyer’s Coast to Coast.Visit Room...

• Room 213 – Edward H. Janssen

  Edward H. Janssen, built Concordia Grist Mill and Turn Halle in Hamilton, first foreign born state office holder.Visit Room...

• Room 214 – Hattie Wiesler

  Hattie Wiesler, and her two sisters, were the cooks and bakers for the Wiesler Hotel.Visit Room...

• Room 216 – John Roth

  John Roth, master carpenter, native of Bavaria, built the first frame building in Cedarburg.Visit Room...

• Room 218 – Emil Herziger

  Emil Herziger, operated one of Cedarburg’s oldest butcher shops in 1875.Visit Room...

• Room 222 – Dr. Frederick A. Luening

  Dr. Frederick A. Luening, and his brother built the Grist Mill on Cedar Creek in 1846. Practiced as a doctor from 1843-1846.Visit Room...

• Room 303 – Diedrich Wittenberg

  Diedrich Wittenburg, builder and operator of the Wittenburg Woolen Mill.Visit Room...

• Room 304 – Ludwig Groth

  Ludwig Groth, and early landowner who held the plot for what is now downtown Cedarburg.Visit Room...

• Room 305 – Frederich Hilgen

  Frederich Hilgen, the father and founder of Cedarburg.Visit Room...

• Room 306 – John Armbruster

  John Armbruster, a Cedarburg jeweler and watchmaker.Visit Room...

• Room 308 – C. Friederich Boerner

  C Friedrich Boerner, a pioneer farmer.Visit Room...